Old Places

The documentary captures the essence of familiar yet forgotten areas in Singapore. It showcases various locations like a playground in Toa Payoh, a barbershop on Commonwealth Avenue, Capitol cinema, and a bakery in Whampoa. Through the voices of ordinary people, the film brings to life significant memories tied to these places, many of which are on the verge of being redeveloped.

Old Places invites viewers to reflect on the personal stories of joy, love, and loss that shape the collective memory of life in Singapore. The film illustrates how these locations hold deep meaning for the community, making it a poignant exploration of urban change and nostalgia. It serves as a reminder of the importance of preserving the stories and histories tied to our surroundings, even as they evolve.